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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
1
A historic ad notes enamel leather shoes once priced four to five dollars now cut to two ninety. The line promises No. 1 quality and best styles as a discontinued sale item, with an implied dramatic recovery line about work and danger.
Thirteen killed and eighty plus injured as the Pacific Glass Works roof collapsed during a football crowd event on Fifteenth Street. Dozens burned by furnaces and vats of liquid glass. many victims ranged from age 10 to 15. Police had begun clearing the crowd when the roof gave way.
Nov 29 bulletin reports the Czar passed a good day, slept well, and showed increasing strength. Morning readings: temperature 97.5, pulse steady, cheerful mood. by 9 am temperature 92 and pulse 60. Despatch notes Crimean typhus diagnosis and stable consciousness. Empress nursing steadily.
Weather conditions show high pressure across much of the country with lake region snows and eastward rain. Colder western New England will warm slightly on Saturday while Atlantic winds stay fresh. Northern portions see rain or snow Friday, with fair conditions Saturday and variable winds. Local forecast calls for cloudy Friday, generally fair Saturday with moderate temperatures and southeast to southwest winds.
William Faversham, star of the Empire Theatre company, was reported in New York to be recovering from an operation for appendicitis. Doctors warned the next three days are critical, and he will require about a month to regain his strength.
The fifteenth United States Infantry has left Tien Tsin and will be embarked for Manila at Tong Ku. The move signals U S forces shifting positions during operations in the region.
Special notice from 8. A. Isaacson & Co. announces relocation to 128 Summer Street mixing wholesale stock with leftovers from the Old Blue Store. The new, well lit shop offers men and boys clothing, furnishings, hats, boots, and more at low sale prices as they prepare to move into a new building on the Old Blue Store site. Mr. B. B. Bradlee oversees the Boys and Children's Dept with new Middy and Vestee suits.
Guam laid waste by a November typhoon wrecked thousands of homes including Governor Schroeder headquarters. Movajan and Agana suffered heavy destruction with many deaths and injuries. The U S cruiser Yosemite was driven aground and lost with five drowned while crews attempted to save the ship. twelve others and a launch crew perished at sea as storms raged and rescue efforts unfolded.
Knowledge of our goods and prices saves you money and increases your wealth on the road. Neckties 39c. Every store in Boston sells this kind for so cents. Furnishing Department includes Boys' Department with Reefers and Suits for ages 3 to 16 years from 1.95 to 7.50.
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